Tucked away inside a sealed lead box within the Samuel de Champlain monument were several intriguing nuggets of history, worthy of further inspection. The time capsule was dug out from…
Tired of listening to the same old rock and roll? Check this out: on November 25, La Fondation pour la connaissance de l’âme is organising a benefit concert of spiritual…
Chronicle TelegraphNovember 14th 2007Memorials and Things Of Fame1847Monday November 14, Snow StormBetween Saturday night late and Sunday morning, a north-east snow storm commenced, which continued throughout yesterday, as fiercely as…
By MARK CALZAVARAVoice of English-speaking Quebec (VEQ) welcomed 20-odd newcomers to the Quebec City region last Thursday, November 1, to learn more about their adopted home town. Participants started with…
By MICHÈLE THIBEAUThe first voters in line on Sunday at Central Québec School Board’s Val-Bélair polling station were Duncan Robert MacTaggart, 91, and Isabelle Paradis MacTaggart, who turned 87 on…
By MARIE WHITEThe last Huron-Wendat world war veterans are no more. Donat Siouï, Wendake’s last surviving Second World War vet, passed away last June. His brother, Patrick, had died in…
I read with considerable pleasure Michèle Thibeau’s and Clive Meredith’s accounts of the Scott rock in QCT October 24.The beauty of the story comes through clearly and adds to our…
Compiled by Catherine Mills Rouleau 1847Operations on the Eye and Ear – DR. F.A. CADWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, of Montreal, has arrived at Quebec, on Professional business, and taken rooms…
The Holland Regional Development Corporation’s seniors’ housing project has moved one cautious step closer to reality. “We’ve received conditional approval,” explained Richard Walling, executive director of Holland Centre. “It’s an…
By MICHELE THIBEAU Quebec’s own award-winning mystery writer Louise Penny has done it again with The Cruellest Month, her third tale of death and circumstance, set in the Eastern Townships,…